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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1944

Page

7

Care and Repair of Equipment Home Project Schedule

Ruth Foster county home economist announces a two week series of home project lessons on caring for and extending the life of irons washing machines refrigerators vacuum cleaners and small appliances. A special talk Proper Care Means Longer Wear will be given. Homemakers should bring an appliance to discuss repairs with sessions on February dates at local schools and centers.

Ruth Foster County Home Economist Washington, Jackson Franklin YMCA Oregon Highland Townships Ainsworth High School Seventy Six Center

Chicago Cash Grain Prices Update

Chicago cash grain report notes corn bids at 3 yellow 114 percent for a February 4 trading window.

Chicago

Chicago Produce Report Shows Mixed Egg and Poultry Movements

Chicago market notes February receipts for eggs at 19 917 cases with 3 514 extra firsts and 34 firsts. current receipts at 33 percent with 29 144 checks. Poultry shows no cars, 20 trucks received. market remains firm and unchanged.

Hogs Hold Steady as Cattle and Sheep Show Activity

Chicago markets report 9,000 hogs and 2,000 cattle with general steadiness across weights. Hog prices range from 12.60 to 13.75 for various weights while cattle show steady trading with loads up to 16.15 for 1140 pound steers and sheep at 16.25 top, with tomorrow’s estimates for hogs 1,000 cattle 500 and sheep 500.

Grain table shows mixed futures for wheat oats and rye

Chicago grain prices through February 4 list wheat futures for Sep Dec May and July with quotes around 166 to 171 percent. Oats show Sept and May near 75 to 80 percent while rye in multiple months ranges from 127 to 136 percent.

Community Sale Dates At Whittaker And Nearby Venues

A sequence of closing out sales and livestock auctions listed with dates and locations across Iowa towns including New Haven, Washington, Noble, Mt. Union, Keota, Muscatine, West Chester, Lone Tree, and others. Entries include horse sales, Hampshire breds, Duroc gilt auctions, and household goods sales, with sellers named such as W. T. Hobbs, River side Riverside Sales Co, Allen Fickling, George Cave, Elmas R. Brenneman, Reo Horak Estate, Ward Essley, Timm farm, and Sidney Smith.

New Haven Church W. T. Hobbs Washington Noble, Wagner & Wickelberger Riverside Riverside Sales Co West Chester Allen Fickling Miles S. W George Cave Mt. Union Towa Elmas R. Brenneman Keota John Bensmiller Boyd Stephens South Marion Don Bell Adm Lone Tree Reo Horak

Frances Bulger Funeral Set in Riverside

Funeral services for Frances Bulger 81 will be at St Marys Riverside at 10 tomorrow. Monsignor Bernard Jacobsmeier to celebrate requiem mass. Burial in St Vincent Cemetery. She died yesterday after a lengthy illness at Mercy hospital Iowa City. She was born June 28 1862. Survived by four children, three brothers and a sister, twenty eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Riverside Frances Bulger St. Mary’s Church Bernard Jacobsmeier St. Vincent's Cemetery Sigismond Josephine Schmidel Schnoebelen John T. Bulger St. Mary's Church A. J. Dexter Bulger Mr. Bulger Ivo Agnes Ruth Josephine Oscar Schnoebelen Matilda Grothe Hills

War planes drop 107 tons of bombs on key airfields

The Wer battle report notes fire planes dropping 107 tons of bombs including 77 tons on the Alexishafen airdrome north of Madang. American destroyers bombarded Buka Island and Choiseul to the southeast, reportedly inflicting heavy enemy casualties at Buka.

Alexishafen Madang Buka Falanad Boufainville Choisaul Island Buka

Husband Kills Wife Then Hangs Self in Sawmill Tragedy

Edwin Heckman 22 killed his wife Betty 26 then hanged himself Wednesday night. Bodies found early Thursday. Betty slain in Washington Park, Edwin found in the sawmill. Coroner calls it murder and self-destruction. couple wed only a few months.

Denison Edwin Heckman Betty Crawford County N. P. Cavett

Rocking Chair Brigade News and Local Moves

Local column notes residents moving houses on West and East Washington streets 602 West Washington to new owners 804 East Washington and 1120 East Washington rental to Irwin Helman Thorntons moved Randolph Kelseys relocate to East Jefferson lights back on at Kerr house Martha Darbyshire story in American Home magazine and Florida trip fruit flowers and baby health updates and measles recovery plus pussy willows in bloom.

Wayne Simermans West Washington C. G. Marshalls East Washington Frank Skipton Anwyl Thornton's Irwin Helman Thorntons Randolph Kelseys Ethel Kerr East Jefferson Street American Home Magazine Martha Darbyshire Darbyshire Mara California Isabelle Frances New Jersey

Dorothy Conner Enlists in Air WAC at Des Moines

Dorothy J. Conner 21 daughter of Major Walter G. Conner, of Washington, is enlisted as an Air WAC. She is slated for clerical and typist work at an Army Air Forces base and will receive six weeks basic training on active duty. Her father is at Kearns Field Utah and brother Lt Robert Conner at Bluebenthal Field North Carolina. She studied at Washington High, junior college and the University of Iowa.

Air Service Army Des Moines Dorothy J. Conner Walter G. Conner Washington WAC Women's Army Corps Army Air Force Air Force Air Corps Miss Conner Army Service Major Conner Kearns Field Utah Robert Conner Bluebenthal Field North Carolina Washington High School State University of Iowa

Moisture Movement Blocked by Gravel Layer

Hold Moisture Moisture from the soil will not move up through gravel crushed rock or similar material as it will through soil

Milk quantities for cheese production details

The article states that about 4 percent of a quart of milk yields one pound of cheese. For pressed cheese at least 30 quarts of milk are required. If the curd is packed in glass jars, as little as five quarts may be used.

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